Archive · 4 Oct 2025
Village Vigilantes Release "Vikaar" on Gandhi Jayanti
Imagine a group called Village Vigilantes made a song called "Vikaar."
It's like a pep talk for young people in India.
The song wants people to look at themselves and fix any bad things they do.
It also talks about issues like violence, too much partying, and pretending to be someone else online.
The song hopes people will think for themselves, be kind, and work together to make things better.
It’s meant to help them become good citizens and improve their lives.
The New Delhi-based collective Village Vigilantes (VV) released their latest single, "Vikaar."
The release coincided with Gandhi Jayanti and Dussehra.
The song focuses on confronting personal and societal evils.
It warns against violence, substance abuse, and idolization, urging independent thought.
The single addresses consumerism and the pressures of the digital world.
- Who
- Village Vigilantes
- What
- Released the single "Vikaar"
- When
- October 4, coinciding with Gandhi Jayanti and Dussehra
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- To encourage youth to confront inner evils and promote conscious living.
Individualistic Mindset
Community Mindset
Focus
Individualistic Mindset
Individual gains and achievements.
Community Mindset
Collective progress and well-being.
- Artist
- Village Vigilantes
- Single Title
- Vikaar
- Release Date
- Gandhi Jayanti and Dussehra (October 2nd)
- Location
- New Delhi, India
- Themes
- Confronting inner evils, societal issues
- Performers
- YAYATI and Maashu